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kanchigo 		Old
25th June 2009, 06:23 PM
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Thax Gtrab. Only thing that U can make its flame smaller, like the default once, and that wuold be great
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Question Volume buttons?
After installing this, my volume buttons only brings up the new Volume Canvas but doesnt change the volume level.
What am i doing wrong?
 
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After installing this, my volume buttons only brings up the new Volume Canvas but doesnt change the volume level.
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do you have sdkcerts installed ??
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do you have sdkcerts installed ??
Yes i have sdkcerts installed. it changes the slider for volume, but renders the hardware volume keys ineffective of changing volume levels. it just toggles the new volume control screen.
 
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Default font size
Hi gtrab. This is a great replacement for the default volume control but I feel the (se) font size is too small -- shows poorly on Comm Manager/Cam
Any chance to make it bigger?

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Hi everybody,
the volume control doesnt run on H.V4.1 Final. Is there a fix for it? Becaus the default volumecontrol is way too loud for headphones!
 
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I have installed sdkcerts first and then the gtrab_SEX1ALUM_VolumeControl_II.cab and rebooted just after.
But it is as if I had installed nothing !!! I still have the default Windows Mobile volume control pop-up !
What can I do ?
What is the command line to be able to to start you volume control app ?

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After installing this application, I don't see anything ?
Please help.

Is this application just a skinner ? if yes what application does it skin ?

chris
 
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SEX1 ALUM series VolumeControl



SEX1 VolumeControl I

WORKS & RELEASE DATES

22 feb 09: SEX1 ALUM VolumeControl I
- Based on Itje's Touch-IT porting from HTC Volume Control (WVGA full screen display)
- Font changed to Tahoma, resized from 18 to 16 points (I didn't like how it looked)
- Changed label "Ringer" for "Phone" (why? because!) May like to have "silent" instead of "mute" too ??
- Skinned buttons and Volume bars to match SEX1 ALUM series - my artwork adding a touch of Xperia-esque metallic brushed alluminum finish to the "vibrate" and "silent" buttons and the volume bars - the attached pics don't honor the great looks of it !!
- Fixed DLL locale from chinese to WWEnglish 0409

INSTRUCTIONS
1- Uninstall any other HTC VolumeControl app first (REQUIRED or you may not be able to uninstall later)
2- Install SDKCERTS (REQUIRED or may not work properly because I signed the system files with a Private Developer SDK certificate)
3- Copy the CAB to your phone and click it to install
4- Restart phone immediately (IMPORTANT)
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I have installed sdkcerts first and then the gtrab_SEX1ALUM_VolumeControl_II.cab and rebooted just after.
But it is as if I had installed nothing !!! I still have the default Windows Mobile volume control pop-up !
What can I do ?
What is the command line to be able to to start you volume control app ?

Regards, Chris
I got problem as Chris's above..
I cant find the installed app one.. So how/where do i can Uninstall any other HTC VolumeControl ??

Even i have installed sdkcert and SEX1 ALUM VolumeControl I then restart immediately, but nothing changed..


my device SE X1 using WM 6.5.... waiting your response and thanks
 
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